Early Day Motions

Formal motions tabled by MPs to draw attention to issues, campaigns and concerns.

61,185 EDMs

DECLINE OF NORTHERN ROCKHOPPER PENGUIN IN TRISTAN DA CUNHA

That this House congratulates Mrs Iris Green, the Post Mistress of the world's most remote inhabited island and her colleagues from the UK Overseas Territory of Tristan da Cunha for their unstinting work to make the world aware of the danger to its unique wildlife and their habitats with the issuing

13 sigs1 Nov 2017Sponsored by Andrew Rosindell

HEARING LOSS AND DEMENTIA

That this House acknowledges that hearing loss is the largest potentially modifiable risk factor for dementia, as confirmed in the recent report of the Lancet Commission on dementia prevention, intervention and care, which found that mid-life hearing loss is responsible for nine per cent of the risk

13 sigs31 Oct 2017

BLUE BADGE SCHEME AND NON-PHYSICAL DISABILITIES

That this House notes with concern that Blue Badge applications are regularly refused for people with mental health conditions, including those who suffer from severe agoraphobia and panic attacks, even in cases where this causes severe difficulty in walking; further notes that non-physical disabili

23 sigs31 Oct 2017

CATALUNYA

That this House believes that, given the UK's role and responsibilities as a member of the European Union, and of the Council of Europe and as a permanent member of the UN Security Council, the need for the Government to do all it can to ensure the safety and security of UK residents in Catalonia,

20 sigs31 Oct 2017

WOMEN IN SYRIA

That this House notes that, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, 11,427 of the 331,765 documented casualties of the Syrian conflict are women, recognises that, according to the World Health Organisation, 57 per cent of Syria's public hospitals have been damaged while 37 per cent are

28 sigs31 Oct 2017Sponsored by Tim Farron

CERTIFICATION OFFICER'S LEVY ON TRADE UNIONS

That this House is gravely concerned that the Government's proposals for a Certification Officer's levy on trade unions would result in unions having fewer resources to represent their members, a reduced capacity to negotiate better jobs and working conditions for working people, and a diminished ab

21 sigs31 Oct 2017

ANNIVERSARY OF THE BALFOUR DECLARATION

That this House acknowledges the centenary anniversary of the Balfour Declaration on 2 November 2017; notes that the Declaration pledged Britain's support for a national home in Palestine for the Jewish people on the understanding that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religiou

22 sigs31 Oct 2017

ROLE OF IRAN'S ISLAMIC REVOLUTIONARY GUARD CORPS

That this House joins the Government to express serious concerns over the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) role in human rights violations in Iran and support for terrorism abroad, including destabilising activities in the region and reports of Iran's links and backing of military and prosc

70 sigs31 Oct 2017Sponsored by Bob Blackman

QUEEN'S AWARD FOR GLENCAIRN CRYSTAL STUDIO LTD

That this House recognises the success of Glencairn Crystal Studio Ltd on being awarded the Queen's Award for Enterprise; and notes that the East Kilbride-based company is an award winner in the field of international trade with the awards being formally conferred by a grant of appointment and by pr

12 sigs30 Oct 2017

REPORTING OF UKRAINE BY THE BBC

That this House is deeply concerned by the reporting by the BBC of the Kiev-based organisation C14, a far right organisation with neo-Nazi origins; considers the reporting of C14 activities fails to uphold BBC editorial values; is further concerned that the BBC has afforded a degree of legitimacy to

10 sigs30 Oct 2017

MOTHERWELL FC BETFRED CUP FINALISTS

That this House congratulates Motherwell Football Club on successfully defeating Rangers 2-0 in the Betfred Cup semi-final at Hampden Park on 22 October 2017; wishes all associated with the club good luck ahead of the Betfred Cup final with Celtic in November 2017; acknowledges that this successful

8 sigs30 Oct 2017

SCOTLAND'S NATIONAL PLAN FOR BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE

That this House welcomes the Scottish Government's national plan for British Sign Language (BSL), the first of its kind anywhere in the UK; recognises the plan's ambition to make Scotland the best place in the world for deaf and deafblind BSL users to live, work and visit; notes that among its actio

20 sigs30 Oct 2017

SCOTTISH MEMORIAL TO WAR POETS

That this House notes that during and after the First World War, Edinburgh was host to a number of the War Poets, including Wilfred Owen and Sigfreid Sassoon; recognises the beautiful and harrowing work of Scottish Great War Poets, including Ewart Alan Mackintosh, Joseph Lee, Charles Hamilton Sorely

16 sigs30 Oct 2017Sponsored by Christine Jardine

EAST DURHAM TRUST - PEOPLE'S TAKEAWAY

That this House commends the work of the East Durham Trust and its radical new initiative, the People's Takeaway, that is helping to tackle food poverty in the Easington constituency; notes that People's Takeaway is a volunteer-led project that will provide a hot meals for families in need; welcomes

15 sigs30 Oct 2017Sponsored by Grahame Morris

VALENTINI'S - GIFFNOCK'S LONGEST TRADING BUSINESS

That this House congratulates Valentini's on becoming Giffnock's oldest trading establishment; understands that Valentini's has been running as an ice cream parlour in Giffnock for 54 years; further congratulates current operators Anna Valentini and Vincent Valentini for continuing the work of their

11 sigs30 Oct 2017

LIFTING THE BAN ON UK FLIGHTS TO SHARM EL SHEIKH

That this House welcomes the successful implementation of the UK-Egyptian joint action plan and substantial investment in upgrading security at Sharm El Sheikh airport using UK expertise in transport and security services; understands that Sharm El Sheikh airport is now considered by Department for

36 sigs30 Oct 2017

AIRPORT CAR PARK CHARGES

That this House notes the increasing trend among airports across the UK to charge at drop off and pick up points close to the terminal even for very short times; further notes a recent report into the range of charges which found that Stansted Airport has raised charges to £3.50 for 10 minutes while

18 sigs30 Oct 2017Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

BUSBY HOTEL FUNDRAISING SUCCESS

That this House applauds the staff of Busby Hotel on raising £2,720 for the charity When You Wish Upon A Star; understands that the aim of the charity is to grant wishes to children up until the age of 16 who are faced with a life-threatening illness; acknowledges that, of the total sum achieved by

8 sigs30 Oct 2017

CONGRATULATIONS TO F1 WORLD CHAMPION LEWIS HAMILTON

That this House congratulates Lewis Hamilton on becoming the most successful British F1 racing driver of all time with his fourth World Championship victory and 62 Grand Prix wins to his name; acknowledges that Lewis is a great ambassador for British sport and for F1 racing across the world; and cal

18 sigs30 Oct 2017

VALUE FOR MONEY AND SWANSEA BAY TIDAL LAGOON

That this House calls on the Government to announce in the forthcoming Budget to proceed with Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon as a pathfinder project, as recommended in the Hendry Review, as it represents value for money; refers the Government to the fact that the proposed financing structure was developed

21 sigs30 Oct 2017Sponsored by Ed Davey

RESIDENTIAL SUPPORT SERVICES FOR VETERANS AT AUDLEY COURT

That this House expresses concern regarding the planned cessation of residential services at the Audley Court; Combat Stress facility for Veterans; notes that this means hundreds of veterans suffering from conditions such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) will no longer have feasible access t

14 sigs30 Oct 2017Sponsored by Liz Saville Roberts

ELFYN EVANS WALES RALLY GB

That this House commends Elfyn Evans of Dolgellau on his Wales Rally GB 2017 win; notes that in winning this event Mr Evans becomes the first Welsh driver ever to win Wales Rally GB and any World Rally Championship event; congratulates Mr Evans on his success in the sport; and looks forward to the c

9 sigs30 Oct 2017Sponsored by Liz Saville Roberts

SAFETY IN CUSTODY STATISTICS OCTOBER 2017

That this House is concerned by the recently published Safety in Custody statistics which indicate a continuing rise in incidents of self-harm, assaults and violence across the prison estate in England and Wales; notes that self-harm incidents reached a record high in June 2017 with 41,103 recorded,

19 sigs30 Oct 2017Sponsored by Liz Saville Roberts

75th ANNIVERSARY OF THE SEIZURE OF ENIGMA DOCUMENTS FROM THE U-559

That this House salutes the extraordinary courage of the three crew members of HMS Petard who, on 30 October 1942, boarded the sinking German submarine U-559 in circumstances of extreme peril; recognises that the Enigma material they retrieved proved vital in saving countless Allied ships and lives;

68 sigs30 Oct 2017Sponsored by Sir Julian Lewis

WELSH HEARTS CALONNAU CYMRU

That this House commends the hard work of Welsh Hearts Calonnau Cymru for placing defibrillators in communities and delivering CPR and defibrillator training in Wales; notes that cardiovascular disease accounts for a third of all deaths in Wales, where the death rate is higher than in the majority o

15 sigs26 Oct 2017Sponsored by Liz Saville Roberts
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